Attorney-general open to reforming 'obtuse' federal whistleblower protection law Federal Attorney-general Christian Porter is reportedly open to reforming federal whistleblower-protection legislation to sharpen up the blurry line between legitimate and unauthorised disclosures of information from
Whistleblower law gone to the dogs, change afoot to narrow scope April 8, 2016 By Stephen Easton Career Advice Philip Moss is likely to recommend the scope of the Public Interest Disclosure Act be narrowed to exclude less serious matters, when he completes a
IGIS laments investigation staff moonlighting in corporate duties February 23, 2016 By Harley Dennett Career Advice Justice Margaret Stone, the new inspector general of intelligence and security, raised the difficulties of being a small independent agency under the Commonwealth’s new corporate
Former judge appointed new IGIS July 16, 2015 By Harley Dennett News Margaret Stone Prime Minister Tony Abbott has announced he will nominate Margaret Stone as the next Inspector-General of Intelligence and Security for